Watermarks
2025
this series of works deals with a very special intermediate stage of photographs – a kind of ‘state in transit.’ In online auctions, Vesko Gösel finds some images with digitally added copy protection to be much more interesting artistically than those without it. He transformed this state onto the architecture of underground car park access buildings and uses the many glass windows, similar to our monitors or mobile phone displays, as filters between the motif and the viewer.
exhibtion views at GABA Rheydt, 2025
exhibtion views at GABA Rheydt, 2025
Bron+Co
2023
8 retouched commercial photographs on fine art paper, dichroic film, vintage frames, each 35x29cm
Bron+Co. was founded by Pierre and Joseph Bron in 1948 and continued later as Broncolor, producing professional studio flash units in Allschwill, Basel.
exhibtion views at standard/deluxe, Lausanne 2023
Bron+Co. was founded by Pierre and Joseph Bron in 1948 and continued later as Broncolor, producing professional studio flash units in Allschwill, Basel.
exhibtion views at standard/deluxe, Lausanne 2023
Thirty Flashes
2023
A collection of 30 camera flashes exposed as photograms on light sensitive paper, 187x183cm
This work refers to the artwork “thirty flashes” by Peter Miller. ︎︎︎https://www.petermiller.info/thirtyflashes.html
This work refers to the artwork “thirty flashes” by Peter Miller. ︎︎︎https://www.petermiller.info/thirtyflashes.html
Bon Point
2023
The ornamental cuts in this large-format, colored paper can also be found in older photo albums, where they serve as picture holders in a similar arrangement. An educational diligence picture (in French 'Bon Point') shows Joseph Niépce, the inventor of photography.
198 x 135 cm
198 x 135 cm
Wanderer
2012/23
This Polaroid series interprets the advertising and visual language of an older Nikon EM camera brochure. This SLR camera was advertised in the 1980s as an easy-to-use device: “Just focus and shoot, SLR Camera for Women”. 13 selected polaroids taken in Salzburg-Hallein during the residency at the Summeracademy Salzburg by german sculptor Manfred Pernice.
each 14 x 16 cm, framed
